Good morning, Everett.

Everett residents will have a chance to grab a piece of Hollywood history in a pop-up giveaway scheduled for August after The Herald moves to its new office at 2500 Hewitt Ave — the first 500 respondents can receive up to five black-and-white celebrity photos along with a pica pole and a dictionary. The photos come from decades-old archives once used for news and feature layouts.

Washington State Patrol arrested a 29-year-old driver on suspicion of murder, vehicular homicide, vehicular assault, and other charges after a high-speed pursuit on June 17 ended in the water near the Edmonds ferry terminal, killing two passengers and injuring three—documents indicate he may have stolen the vehicle days earlier from his ex-girlfriend.

Edmonds picked police officer William Morris as a non-voting liaison to the South County Fire Board of Commissioners on June 17 — soon after residents approved joining the regional fire authority effective June 1.

Morris, who is president of the Edmonds Police Officers Association and works in the traffic unit, said he will ensure that Edmonds’ public safety needs are heard as the transition continues.

Federal lawyers filed a lawsuit against Washington over Senate Bill 5375, a law signed last month that forces Catholic priests to report sexual abuse even in confession—DOJ lawyers say it violates the First Amendment.

Downtown Everett will host the annual Everett 3on3 Tournament — presented by Boeing — where teams and fans enjoy basketball contests, slam dunk challenges, and live music with food trucks.

The tournament will take place on Saturday, July 12th and Sunday, July 13th at 9:00 a.m. at the Boeing Center Court on the corner of Colby Ave. and Hewitt Ave.

Scarabs Field Trip to McCollum Park

1:30-4:30 p.m. — McCollum Park Athletic Field — Free entry — Explore the fascinating world of insects and socialize with fellow enthusiasts during an informative field trip.

Summer Craft Fair at Scuttlebutt Taproom

2-8 p.m. — Scuttlebutt Brewery & Taproom — Free entry — Enjoy a festive summer afternoon with local crafts and food trucks in a family-friendly atmosphere.

The Color Purple Musical

2-6 p.m. — Village Theatre — Tickets start at $106 — Experience the captivating performances of this Broadway musical live on stage.

Bike Information Booth at the Farmers Market

10 AM – 3 PM — The Everett Farmers Market — Free entry — Discover bike info and swag while enjoying the local market atmosphere.